Thermionik Amp Modeler Plugin by Kazrog LLC

A la carte but with demo versions that allow you to really test the individual amps/cabs.

Big +1 to this if you decide to go ala-carte. But it does all come down to price. I think Recabinet was very aggressively priced (as in low priced) for what you got and all the upgrades and everything like that.

So following that model, I think all in one would be better.

Otherwise, ala-carte is really nice with a good demo system is really nice so you can put it through it's paces and pick what you really use. The Zoom MS-100BT has a cool one with 15 minutes and you can demo over and over. UAD is good too, demo of a plug is good for a month per year and resets any time you buy a new plug. I have Amplitube but never really used the demos because I bought the Metal pack and Ampeg ones before they went ala-carte. These days I rarely use it.
 
Have the main plugin with Marshall, 5150, boogie etc from réal amples

Then add a la carte extensions themed like "cllassic rock", "classic métal", "solo", "extrême metal", "clean", "bass", "rare amps" etc
 
I know this is a metal forum, but i'd like to see some "common" rock/grunge/pop amps included in the initial release.
 
Quite frankly I'd be happy with a handful of amps as long as they sound real - as good as kemper or better in terms of realism. And if they have been created after amps with great settings/cab/mic position that sound good enough to tailor a mix around them with just a minimal amount of eq, then we'll have hit the jackpot.
 
Marshalls, Mesas, and Peaveys have been done to death sim-wise. I wouldn't be interested in these at all. As a consumer I'd much prefer sims of Sunns, Orange, Laney, or Fortins.
 
I agree that good rock and even jazz amps would be killer. But that's falling Kazrog wanting to earn some money. Respect, dude, for having knowledge in making sims.
 
Marshalls, Mesas, and Peaveys have been done to death sim-wise. I wouldn't be interested in these at all. As a consumer I'd much prefer sims of Sunns, Orange, Laney, or Fortins.

THIS. No more Boogie, JCM 800 or 5150 (unless it's the 5153).

I want a Friedman Hairy Brown Eye or Fryette Pitbull or Framus Dragon or Randall Satan/Thrasher or Egnater Armageddon. Tired of the same ole'.
 
Nice!

I will buy it anyways, but I'd love to have a dozen GREAT sounds rather than hundreds of loose flubby simulations like all we've seen so far from every company. The only ones I've been able to effectively use in productions are the free ones, and they all sound the same, basically.
Now I'm using X50v2 since I beta tested it and I can definitely tell that it's the best ampsim I've ever had, which makes me think that the technology is out there today, unlike a few years ago.

I'd love the a la carte option. Not really into huge packages of stuff that I won't ever use.

Cheers!
 
For new ampsims I'd be most interested in Framus Cobra & 5153, but I'm interested in the evolution of cab emulation a lot more
since there's still so much progress to be made (and money for the first one to come up with something that wipes the competition).
Ampsims today are already pretty convincing imo. Maybe Fabrice will be the one, who knows.

As for the idea of Thermionik, I'd prefer few ampsims (3-5) with the plugin & a possibility to demo/purchase future addons
instead of 20 ampsims at once. Same problem with IRs, there are so many, when you only need a few great ones.
 
This. I bought a few cab sim collections, and wind up going back to the defaults in S-Gear, etc. Can't stand auditioning 50 different combos just because I can. o_O
 
As for the idea of Thermionik, I'd prefer few ampsims (3-5) with the plugin & a possibility to demo/purchase future addons
instead of 20 ampsims at once. Same problem with IRs, there are so many, when you only need a few great ones.

The idea that's been kicking around in my head for a while now is 4 amps included, with additional amps able to be purchased down the road. This will also help get this out there faster, as I've had some delays lining up various boutique and vintage amps due to peoples' schedules, etc. It will be worth the wait, though.

That means that the focus of the initial release will be high gain (Peavey 5150 II, ENGL Savage 120, Mesa Dual Rec, Framus Cobra, names will be changed to protect the innocent.) I hope you guys don't mind. :lol:
 
Im still on the hunt for a good amp sim that will work for rock / grunge / pop etc. Hi gain models (metal based sounds) are what i have a ton of already.
 
Im still on the hunt for a good amp sim that will work for rock / grunge / pop etc. Hi gain models (metal based sounds) are what i have a ton of already.

not trying to hurt you but i think most of the people here don't give a damned fuck of nirvana and soundgarden,so well,if there's another emulation of 5150 it's ok...